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Hebrews 11:13-16
So what we see is that David had begun to settle in. He was no longer a pilgrim. He was beginning to show the signs of neglect of God. He was beginning to show signs of pride, setting himself up as something great, and it was beginning to affect the decisions that he would make.
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